It’s an unsettling scenario: you have meticulously drafted your resignation letter, submitted it with a confident sigh of relief, only to be met with ‘We don’t accept it.’ Alarming? Perhaps. Legally binding? Absolutely not. The Unilateral Reality: Why ‘No’ Doesn’t Mean No The fundamental legal position is clear: your employer read more...

The landscape of personal injury claims in England and Wales has been significantly shaped by the concept of fundamental dishonesty. This isn’t just a legal buzzword; it is a critical provision that allows courts to dismiss an entire claim, even if parts of it are genuine. This blog will examine read more...

It is not often that I quote John Lennon but as this blog focuses on the benefits of having your Will drafted by a solicitor, these lyrics felt especially fitting. Hopefully my previous blog on intestacy has already spurred you into action regarding your Will preparations. As such, I imagine read more...

Intestacy occurs when an individual dies without a legally valid Will that dictates the distribution of their assets or property. Situations that lead to intestacy include: the deceased did not make a Will the existing Will was deemed invalid a previously valid Will was later revoked some of the terms read more...